Monica W
Google
I’m not a tourist, but because my home is currently undergoing major repairs, I needed to stay for two nights.
I didn’t make the booking or payment myself, so I’m not sure about the price. Check-in and check-out were handled without unnecessary friendliness, which I actually found very comfortable.
As mentioned, I’m not a tourist, so being asked where I’m from or what I plan to do today would only make me feel awkward, even if the staff meant well. I truly appreciated the simple and minimal interaction.
The walls are quite thin — I could clearly hear normal conversations from the neighbouring room. I believe the same goes both ways, so I think it’s better not to be too sensitive about it. Most guests are probably aware of the noise themselves.
Although the room was small, I didn’t find any signs of bedbugs or anything else concerning.
The only inconvenience was that the electric kettle was fixed inside the wardrobe, apparently for security reasons, so the only way to boil water was inside the closet.
Coffee and tea were provided, but I accidentally used pepper instead of sugar for my first cup, as they were stored together.
The shower wasn’t very strong, but there was plenty of hot water.
The view from the window was excellent, with the Sky Tower right in front of us.
What surprised me most was that my child’s bed had a waterproof sheet covering the whole mattress. My child doesn’t wet the bed, but in such a small room it’s easy to spill water by accident, so I appreciated the thoughtful preparation.
Although the notice said that housekeeping is done every three days, when we returned after going out, the bathroom had been cleaned, the room tidied without touching our belongings, and new towel sets were provided. I was pleasantly surprised.
As a small gesture of thanks, I removed all the sheets before checking out to make cleaning easier.
It was still a pleasant experience.
Thank you very much for the stay.